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this episode of TechnoBuffalo is brought to you by domain.com hey what's going on guys the märklin Sangin from TechnoBuffalo and on today's very special episode of rumor roundup we'll be talking about LG and samsung also make sure you guys stick around towards the end of this video because I've got a few other things to say this is rumor roundup let's go ahead and get started LG is reportedly looking to enter the mobile payment market with a service dub G pay the payment service would presumably work across the company's portfolio of Android power smartphones and Android wear smartwatches competing with existing services such as Samsung pay and Android pay according to et News LG recently applied for a jeep a trademark in Japan Korea and the United States the company apparently gained interest in space after Samsung launched amzing pay though LG service won't be able to offer the same kind of mobile transactions samsung pay takes advantage of NFC in addition to magnetic stripe terminals the latter of which is a unique service originally developed by lupe which Samsung acquired last year ET News said LG has been in touch with South Korean financial businesses since the beginning of this year and has been piloting mobile payments with a company named cash B in South Korea most people believe the LG Electronics mobile payment solution which focuses more on second-tier strategy than early pre occupancy of markets will have wider payment range and be more versatile than Samsung pay ET News said industries are putting more importance on use sim based payment systems including NFC technologies rather than Samsung pays magnetic stripe method now unfortunately there's no specific date when LG plans to launch its service but be sure to check out TechnoBuffalo com for any news regarding LG pay Samsung's answers at iPhone 6s is still a few months away but the company could already have an equivalent to Apple's 3d touch which a report out of China claims the upcoming Galaxy s7 will offer its own version of the technology the galaxy s7 will allegedly use a nuclear force touch screen from synaptics a california company focus on displays and biometric technology the screen could offer a similar experience to 3d touch but with even more capabilities that includes the option to speed up scrolling with a hard press control of zooming and panning the ability to turn on the screen or unlock the device and more Chinese firm Huawei also in veiled its own for such smart phone earlier this year with a mate S though ice won't be more broadly available until early next year that's slightly because synaptics is still perfecting the technology which it says won't officially launch until q1 of 2016 with the galaxy s7 set to arrive early next year as well it's possible the device youcome packing a pressure-sensitive screen but of course this is just a rumor there's no guarantee Samsung will offer its own 3d touch alternative with the galaxy s7 though we assume the South Korean company is at least considering the option let me stop this video real fast and thank our friends over at domain.com domain.com is the place to go when the next great idea hits you it's a one-stop shopping for all your domain names and web hosting email needs domain wants to hook our fans up with a pretty cool offer save 20% on domain names and web hosting if you use a coupon code TechnoBuffalo at domain.com check out LG and Samsung already offer devices wood curved displays but the two South Korean companies could be racing towards something even more exciting business Korea reports that both firms aim to launch foldable smartphones as soon as next year Samsung's project Vali Hansen has been floating around the rumor mill for quite a while now the device is expected to offer high-end specs and a large display that folds up for easy transportation meanwhile LG apparently has its own foldable smartphone in the wings the biggest hurdle would foldable displays maybe the issue of deterioration if the device features one continuous screen with a hinge in the middle it's possible that closing and opening it could do some serious damage over time however it looks like both LG and Sampson may already have a solution the first folding phones from LG and Samsung may also serve more as proofs of concept than an actual consumer device if either company can really pull this off it stands to make a lot of money selling this technology to other phone makers including Apple according to business Korea Cupertino plans to release the first foldable iPhone in 2018 though by then the technology could already be old news last but certainly not least I am here to tell you the awesome viewers of TechnoBuffalo that this will be my last video on this channel now I just wanted to take this opportunity to thank you guys for everything thank you for all the views the likes the shares and thank you guys for supporting me here at TechnoBuffalo you guys have no idea how much it means 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